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Cubs Seventh Homestand Events and Promotions: 7/15/16-7/20/16
The Chicago Cubs return home from an eventful All-Star break to host the Texas Rangers July 15-17 and the New York Mets July 18-20. The homestand includes a number of promotional giveaways, charitable opportunities and special events, plus unique food specials like the Chicago-Style Hot Dog Deep Dish Pizza from Giordano's and Vienna Beef, or Sunday Brunch at the Ballpark presented by Tito's Vodka complete with a food pairing from Hot Doug's in the Budweiser Bleachers.
Once again this season, fans can learn more about their favorite players while supporting Cubs Charities as players' wives and girlfriends auction off Cubs Players' Favorite Things Baskets in the main concourse at Wrigley Field Saturday, July 16, and online at cubs.com/auction July 17-24. Baskets feature autographed memorabilia and hand-picked items, such as players' favorite movies, restaurant gift cards, snacks, team gear and much more.
Manager Joe Maddon and his wife Jaye will give back as well as they host the second annual Respect 90 Main Event July 20 at the Wintrust Bank Building downtown. The charity boxing event gives fans an opportunity to sit ringside with Cubs players and enjoy cocktails, spirits tasting stations, dinner from Chicago's iconic Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse and a premium auction including unique sports memorabilia. A portion of the event proceeds will benefit youth boxing programs in Chicago's underserved communities. Tickets are available at cubs.com/mainevent.
Cubs fans have an opportunity to hear directly from Cubs executives Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer while enjoying a delicious lunch at Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House during the second On Deck Luncheon presented by XFINITY, RSM and TimberTech Tuesday, July 19. Each On Deck Luncheon includes a live broadcast chat with featured Cubs guests, led by 670 The Score's on-air personalities Matt Spiegel and Jason Goff. Tickets and more information are available at cubs.com/ondeck.
Once the homestand concludes, Wrigley Field will host the Under Armour All-America Baseball Game, powered by Baseball Factory, Saturday, July 23, at 3:05 p.m. The game features a collection of the country's top high school prospects during a weekend of intense competition, instruction and national exposure. A Home Run Derby will take place before the game at 1:45 p.m., during which youth Cubs Baseball Summer Camps participants will have the opportunity to participate by catching baseballs in the outfield. Since the game's inception in 2008, 71 Under Armour All-Americans have been selected in the first round of the MLB Draft, including All-Star Cubs shortstop Addison Russell, who participated in the event in 2010. Fans can learn more about the game and secure complimentary tickets at baseballfactory.com/allamerica.
Ticket availability is limited for each game this homestand. Fans can purchase tickets at cubs.com or 800-THE-CUBS (800-843-2827). Highlights of the homestand follow.
Bud Fridays continue July 15 as up to the first 5,000 Budweiser Bleacher fans age 21-and-older receive a Bud Fridays Distressed Cubs Cap.
On Sunday, July 17, up to the first 5,000 kids 13-and-younger will receive Cubs Family Decals presented by Gonnella Baking Co. Up to the first 1,000 kids 13-and-under can run the bases postgame, weather permitting.
On Monday, July 18, up to the first 10,000 fans will receive Cubs Ear Buds and Case presented by Starwood Preferred Guest.
On Tuesday, July 19, up to the first 10,000 fans will receive Cubs Pajama Bottoms presented by American Airlines.
The homestand concludes Wednesday, July 20, with up to the first 10,000 fans receiving a Jake Arrieta Cy Young Award Bobblehead presented by Pepsi.
Food Specials
Two of the city's most iconic food brands, Giordano's and Vienna Beef, have teamed up to create a specialty Chicago-Style Hot Dog Deep Dish Pizza this homestand to help celebrate National Hot Dog Month. The tasty creation features Vienna Beef hot dogs baked inside Giordano's famous stuffed deep dish pizza, served with Giordano's signature pizza sauce and yellow mustard. Toppings include a mixed relish of chopped tomatoes, onions, pickles and sport peppers. This limited-edition pizza is available only at Wrigley Field, sold July 15-20 at the concession stand near aisle 122 in the main concourse.
Hot Doug's continues its rotating sausage selections at Platform 14 in the Budweiser Bleachers, including a Sunday Brunch at the Ballpark offering. The Jim Bullinger is a Vienna jalapeño-cheddar beef sausage topped with jalapeño mustard, pico de gallo and shredded pepper-jack cheese. The Bill Bonham is an atomic pork sausage topped with cherry marmalade and smoked Gouda cheese. The Les Lancaster is a beef and pork Thuringer sausage topped with Goose Island beer mustard, caramelized onions and shredded cheddar cheese.
On Sunday, July 17, Budweiser Bleacher guests can once again enjoy Brunch at the Ballpark presented by Tito's Vodka, complete with a food pairing from Hot Doug's. The Joe Borowski is a bacon sausage topped with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese and chopped bacon, available at Platform 14. Fans also can order a Tito's Bloody Mary made with America's original craft vodka at the concession stands in the Right Field Porch.
Wrigley Field's Decade Diner continues its rotating homestand specials as well, featuring a BBQ Brisket Sandwich with 18-hour smoked pulled beef brisket, BBQ sauce and crispy onions on a toasted onion roll with a side of coleslaw and french fries. Also available is the Gilbert's Chicken Caprese Sausage featuring a chicken sausage topped with diced tomatoes, chopped basil, mozzarella pearls and balsamic glaze, served on a sausage roll with a side of french fries.
"Let's Give" Cubs Charities Events
Manager Joe Maddon continues his support of Chicago nonprofit organizations through his Respect Community charity T-shirt initiative. After every Friday home game, Maddon represents a different Chicago nonprofit by wearing the organization's T-shirt during his postgame press conference. On Friday, July 15, Maddon will represent Crushers Club, which arms young people with the support and skills needed to restore their lives and improve their neighborhood. A portion of the proceeds from Maddon's Respect 90 Main Event July 20 will benefit Crushers Club's youth boxing program in Englewood.
Cubs wives and girlfriends will once again create and auction off Chicago Cubs Players' Favorite Things Baskets. Each basket will contain one-of-a-kind autographed memorabilia and hand-picked items, such as players' favorite movies, restaurant gift cards, snacks, team gear and much more. The auction will launch online July 17-24 and also will be available inside the concourse at Wrigley Field Saturday, July 16. Net proceeds benefit Cubs Charities. For more information or to place a bid online, visit http://www.cubs.com/auction.
Before the game Tuesday, July 19, Cubs leadership and front office associates, including Cubs Chairman Tom Ricketts, will host a signing ceremony for the incoming 2016 Cubs Scholars class and celebrate the college selections of the 2015 graduates in Wrigley Field's Audi Club. In addition to Cubs College Prep, Cubs Charities will sponsor each of the five Cubs Scholars in a five-year college preparation and persistence program offered by Chicago Scholars, an established mentoring program serving inner-city students.
Following the game Wednesday, July 20, Cubs manager Joe Maddon and his wife Jaye will host the second annual Respect 90 Main Event at Wintrust Bank Building downtown. The charity boxing event will feature several local youth boxers at various skill levels as well as a special main event bout. Guests will be able to sit ringside with Cubs players and enjoy cocktails, spirits tasting stations, dinner from Chicago's iconic Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse and a premium auction including unique sports memorabilia. A limited number of general admission tickets are available at cubs.com/mainevent. A portion of the event proceeds will benefit youth boxing programs in Chicago's underserved communities.
Homestand Recap, July 15-20
Friday, July 15, Chicago Cubs vs. Texas Rangers, 1:20 p.m.
- Promotion: Bud Fridays Distressed Cubs Cap, up to first 5,000 Budweiser Bleacher guests age 21-and-older
- Seventh-inning stretch: Former Cubs pitcher Ryan Dempster
- Broadcast: CSN, MLB Network, 670 The Score, Cubs.com
Saturday, July 16, Chicago Cubs vs. Texas Rangers, 1:20 p.m.
- Cubs Charities: Players' Favorite Things Baskets
- Broadcast: ABC 7, MLB Network, 670 The Score, Cubs.com
Sunday, July 17, Chicago Cubs vs. Texas Rangers, 1:20 p.m.
- Promotion: Cubs Family Decals presented by Gonnella Baking Co., up to the first 5,000 kids 13-and-younger
- Food Special: Brunch at the Ballpark presented by Tito's Vodka in the Budweiser Bleachers
- Broadcast: ABC 7, TBS, 670 The Score, Cubs.com
- Postgame: Kids Run the Bases, first 1,000 kids 13-and-under
Monday, July 18, Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets, 6:05 p.m.
- Promotion: Cubs Ear Buds with Case presented by Starwood Preferred Guest, up to the first 10,000 fans
- First pitch: Professional skateboarder and Chicago native Chaz Ortiz
- Broadcast: WPWR, ESPN, 670 The Score, Cubs.com
Tuesday, July 19, Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets, 6:05 p.m.
- Pregame: On Deck Luncheon Series with 670 The Score at Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House
- Promotion: Cubs Pajama Bottoms presented by American Airlines, up to the first 10,000 fans
- First pitch: Chicago Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan
- Seventh-inning stretch: Actor, producer and Chicago native William Petersen
- Broadcast: CSN, ESPN, 670 The Score, Cubs.com
Wednesday, July 20, Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets, 1:20 p.m.
- Promotion: Jake Arrieta Cy Young Award Bobblehead presented by Pepsi, up to the first 10,000 fans
- First pitch: Former Chicago Bulls center Brad Miller
- Broadcast: ABC 7, ESPN, 670 The Score, Cubs.com
- Postgame: Joe Maddon's Respect 90 Main Event
Saturday, July 23, Under Armour All-America Baseball Game, powered by Baseball Factory, 3:05 p.m.
Cubs Minor League Report: 7/13/16
Myrtle Beach battled back to pick up a win, but they were the only Cubs side to come out on top Wednesday. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor-league Cubs action.
Tennessee Smokies (9-10)
Southern League (Double-A)
Fourth Place (-2.5)
The Smokies dropped the rubber game of the five-game set vs. Chattanooga, 11-1.
- 2B Ian Happ (.364) was 2 for 4, snapping a three-game hitless skid.
- SS Carlos Penalver (.207) went 2 for 3 with an RBI (26). It was his first multi-hit game since June 5.
- The Smokies collected seven hits, all singles, in the setback.
- RHP Starling Peralta (4 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 4 SO) tied a season-high with four scoreless innings pitched.
Myrtle Beach Pelicans (11-9)
Carolina League (High-A)
First Place (+1.5)
Myrtle Beach rallied from a 4-1 deficit to defeat visiting Frederick, 5-4.
- 1B Yasiel Balaguert (.227) went 3 for 4 with a two-run homer (12) and two runs scored.
- LF Charcer Burks (.236) finished 2 for 4 with a solo homer (7) and three RBI (22).
- RHP James Pugliese (3 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 5 SO) made his seventh relief outing of at least three innings.
- RHP Ryan McNeil (1 IP, 1 H, 1 SO) collected his 13th save.
Eugene Emeralds (17-9)
Northwest League (Short-Season A)
First Place (+1.0)
Eugene dropped its third straight game, falling 3-2 at Tri-City to open up a five-game set.
- SS Yeiler Peguero (.284) went 2 for 4, his eighth multi-hit game of the season.
- LF Kevonte Mitchell (.205) and C Tyler Payne (.289) each singled and scored a run. Payne has scored a run in four straight and five of the last six games.
- RHP M.T. Minacci (2.1 IP, 1 H, 2 SO) allowed just one hit in 2.1 innings of relief.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 7/12/16
Tennessee was the only team that took the field Tuesday, though the Smokies couldn't get the bats going. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor-league action.
Tennessee Smokies (9-9)
Southern League (Double-A)
Fourth Place (-4.5)
The Smokies stranded seven runners and were held scoreless, losing to Chattanooga, 4-0.
- Clayton Richard completed his fourth rehab start, allowing four hits and walking none in three innings. He threw 43 pitches, 28 for strikes. He has an 0-1 record with a 2.13 ERA (3 ER/12.2 IP) between Double-A and Triple-A.
- LHP Brian Matusz (3.1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 6 SO) followed Richard, fanning six batters over 3.1 IP in his Double-A debut.
- LF Kelly Dugan (.192) went 2 for 3 while 3B Chesny Young (.290) reached three times, going 2 for 3 with a walk.
- 2B Daniel Lockhart (.250) was 1 for 4.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 7/11/16
Tennessee and Myrtle Beach both picked up wins Monday, while South Bend and Eugene both came out on the losing end. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor-league Cubs action.
Iowa Cubs (41-50)
Pacific Coast League (Triple-A)
Third Place (-12.0)
Iowa is off until Thursday for the All-Star Break. 1B Dan Vogelbach and RHP Armando Rivero will represent the Cubs at the Triple-A All-Star Game on Wednesday in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Tennessee Smokies (9-8)
Southern League (Double-A)
T-Third Place (-1.5)
The Smokies won their second straight one-run game, defeating visiting Chattanooga, 7-6.
- C Victor Caratini (.293) went 2 for 3 with a go-ahead three-run homer and two runs scored.
- RF Billy McKinney (.271) and CF Trey Martin (.210) each went 2 for 4 with a run scored and an RBI.
- SS Daniel Lockhart (.250) went 2 for 4 with two runs scored. He has three multi-hit games in his last four contests.
- RHP Joe Nathan (1 IP) made his seventh relief appearance, tossing a scoreless inning. He has allowed two runs on three hits while walking none in 6.2 innings (2.70 ERA).
Myrtle Beach Pelicans (10-9)
Carolina League (High-A)
First Place (+0.5)
Myrtle Beach claimed its third-straight win with a 5-1 victory over host Wilmington.
- CF Rashad Crawford (.249) went 2 for 4 with a go-ahead three-run homer, two runs scored and a stolen base (17). He has two hits and two runs scored in each of his last three games.
- SS Gleyber Torres (.270) added a multi-hit game, going 2 for 5 with a double (18), an RBI (37) and a stolen base (17).
- 1B David Bote (.296) reached three times, going 1 for 3 with two walks.
- RHP Pedro Araujo (2.2 IP, H, 4 SO) has yet to allow an earned run in 8.1 innings with Myrtle Beach
South Bend Cubs (13-6)
Midwest League (Single-A)
Second Place (-1.0)
South Bend surrendered 14 hits in a 10-3 setback at home against Bowling Green.
- 1B Josh Silver (.257) led the way offensively, going 3 for 4 with two runs scored. He has gone 7 for 14 with five runs scored in his last three games.
- 2B Bryant Flete (.215) added two hits, going 2 for 3 with a walk and an RBI (22).
- 3B Jesse Hodges (.293) extended his hitting streak to five games (.429/9 for 21), going 1 for 3 with a walk and a run scored.
Eugene Emeralds (17-8)
Northwest League (Short-Season A)
First Place (+5.0)
The Emeralds collected just four hits in a 7-4 setback vs. Hillsboro, marking their first two-game losing streak of the season.
- CF D.J. Wilson (.163) reached twice, going 1 for 4 with a double (2), a walk and two RBI (7).
- C Tyler Payne (.286) and RF Connor Myers (.250) each singled, scored a run and drove in a run.
- LF Kevonte Mitchell (.203) went 1 for 4 with a double (4), two runs and a steal (6).
Mesa Cubs (8-9)
Arizona Rookie League
Third Place (-2.0)
Mesa had the day off. The Cubs return to action tomorrow at the AZL White Sox.
Cubs Minor League Recap: 7/10/16
Tennessee battled back, Myrtle Beach had a few big innings, and South Bend scored late as all registered wins Sunday. Here are some highlights from yesterday's minor-league Cubs action.
Iowa Cubs (41-50)
Pacific Coast League (Triple-A)
Third Place (-12.0)
Iowa closed out the season's first half with a 7-4 setback at Colorado Springs.
- LF Matt Murton (.339) went 2 for 5 with a run scored. He is batting .429 (15 for 35) in his last eight games, including six multi-hit efforts.
- CF John Andreoli (.239) was 2 for 4 with a double (12), a walk and a run scored.
- RF Mark Zagunis (.275) went 0 for 2 but walked twice, scored a run and drove in a run (16). He has reached base in 12 straight games.
- RHP Drew Rucinski (5.83 ERA) gave up one earned run in six innings.
Tennessee Smokies (8-8)
Southern League (Double-A)
Fifth Place (-2.0)
The Smokies rallied from a 3-0 deficit to claim a 5-4 victory over the visiting Lookouts.
- RF Bijan Rademacher (.302) finished 3 for 4 with a solo homer (7) and two runs scored. He is batting .433 (13 for 30) with a .452 OBP in nine July contests.
- CF Trey Martin (.190) went 3 for 3 with a solo homer (1) and two RBI (5).
- RHP James Farris (1.2 IP, 3 SO) retired all five batters he faced, and RHP Dave Berg (1 IP, 1 H, 1 BB) collected his second save.
Myrtle Beach Pelicans (9-9)
Carolina League (High-A)
First Place (+0.5)
Myrtle Beach scored three in the first and four in the third, cruising to a 9-1 win over Wilmington.
- 2B David Bote (.295) went 2 for 4 with a triple (1), solo homer (1), walk and two RBI (10).
- LF Charcer Burks (.232) and CF Rashad Crawford (.246) each added multi-hit games.
- 3B Jason Vosler (.269) drove in three runs, going 1 for 4 with a double (24) and a run scored. He has hit safely in six straight games (9 for 23) with six RBI.
- RHP Zach Hedges tossed six scoreless innings, striking out eight and walking none in the win. It's his second start of at least six scoreless frames.
South Bend Cubs (13-5)
Midwest League (Single-A)
T-First Place (–)
South Bend scored in the final five frames, pulling away for a 10-6 win over Bowling Green.
- LF Donnie Dewees (.274) extended his hitting streak to 15 games (.355/22 for 62), going 1 for 4 with two runs, one RBI (49) and a stolen base (16).
- DH P.J. Higgins (.284) went 3 for 5 with two doubles (20), two runs and one RBI (24).
- RF Eddy Martinez (.268) extended his hitting streak to 10 games, going 2 for 4 with two doubles (19), a walk, one run scored and two RBI (46). He has five straight multi-hit games.
- 3B Jesse Hodges (.293) and C Alberto Mineo (.333) each added multi-hit games. Mineo drove in three runs.
Eugene Emeralds (17-7)
Northwest League (Short-Season A)
First Place (+5.5)
The Emeralds allowed eight unanswered runs, falling 10-2 at home to Hillsboro.
- SS Yeiler Peguero (.280) went 3 for 4 with a double (4), run scored and two steals (2).
- RF Robert Garcia (.286) and LF Kevonte Mitchell (.200) each tripled.
- RHP Michael Knighton (2.1 IP, 3 SO) retired all seven batters he faced.
- LHP Wyatt Short (1 IP, SO) made his professional debut, retiring all three batters.
Mesa Cubs (8-9)
Arizona Rookie League
T-Second Place (-2.0)
Mesa allowed a season-high tying 12 runs, falling 12-3 vs. the AZL Giants.
- 2B Jhonny Bethencourt (.194) went 2 for 4 with a double (2), triple (2), run scored and RBI (2).
- CF Luis Ayala (.354) went 2 for 5 with two RBI (11). He has hit safely in all 14 games (23 for 65).
- 1B Gustavo Polanco (.424) added two singles, going 2 for 4. He has hit safely in five straight games (.500/10 for 20).
Cubs Lineup: 7/8/16 vs. Pirates
Cubs vs. Pirates — PNC Park
First Pitch: 6:05 CST
Cubs Starter: Jake Arrieta, rhp (12-3, 2.33 ERA)
Pirates Starter: Francisco Liriano, lhp (5-8, 5.34 ERA)
TV: CSN, MLB Network (out-of-network only); Radio: 670 The Score
1. Ben Zobrist, 2b
2. Kris Bryant, rf
3. Anthony Rizzo, 1b
4. Willson Contreras, lf
5. Addison Russell, ss
6. Jason Heyward, cf
7. Javy Baez, 3b
8. Miguel Montero, c
9. Jake Arrieta, p
Cubs Lineup: 7/7/16 vs. Braves
Cubs vs. Braves — Wrigley Field
First Pitch: 7:05 CST
Cubs Starter: Jason Hammel, rhp (7-5, 3.45 ERA)
Braves Starter: Lucas Harrell, rhp (1-0, 1.50 ERA)
TV: ABC-7; Radio: 670 The Score
1. Tommy La Stella, 3b
2. Kris Bryant, lf
3. Anthony Rizzo, 1b
4. Ben Zobrist, rf
5. Willson Contreras, c
6. Jason Heyward, cf
7. Addison Russell, ss
8. Jason Hammel, p
9. Javy Baez, 2b
Cubs activate IF La Stella from 15-day DL, recall RHP Warren; place C Ross on 7-day DL, DFA RHP Peralta
(Photo by Stephen Green)
The Cubs today activated infielder Tommy La Stella off of the 15-day disabled list and recalled right-handed pitcher Adam Warren from Triple-A Iowa. In corresponding roster moves, catcher David Ross has been placed on the seven-day concussion disabled list and right-handed pitcher Joel Peralta has been designated for assignment.
Both La Stella and Warren started for the Cubs on Wednesday as they concluded their three-game series against the Cincinnati Reds at Wrigley Field.
La Stella, 27, is batting .291 (23 for 79) with eight doubles, one triple, two homers and seven RBI in 38 games with the Cubs this season. He has a .378 on-base percentage and a .494 slugging percentage, good for an .872 OPS. La Stella was placed on the 15-day disabled list on June 10 (retro to June 8) with a right hamstring strain. He batted .286 (6 for 21) with one homer and three RBI in a six-game rehab assignment with Iowa.
Warren, 28, is 3-1 with a 4.56 ERA (13 ER/25.2 IP) in 25 relief appearances for the Cubs this season. He was optioned to Iowa on June 21 and has since made two starts in Triple-A: June 25 at Oklahoma City (3.2 IP) and June 30 at Round Rock (5 IP), posting no record with a 4.15 ERA (4 ER/8.2 IP). Warren has made 20 starts in his major league career, including 17 with the New York Yankees last season in which he went 6-6 with a 3.66 ERA (39 ER/96 IP).
Ross, 39, is batting .234 (25 for 107) with six homers and 23 RBI in 43 games. He leads the majors with a 2.65 catchers ERA (min. 40 games played).
Peralta, 40, went 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA (4 ER/4 IP) in five relief outings with the Cubs.
Cubs Lineup: 7/6/16 vs. Reds
Cubs vs. Reds — Wrigley Field
First Pitch: 1:20 CST
Cubs Starter: Adam Warren, rhp (3-1, 4.56 ERA)
Reds Starter: Anthony DeSclafani, rhp (2-0, 1.78 ERA)
TV: CSN; Radio: 670 The Score
1. Ben Zobrist, 2b
2. Kris Bryant, rf
3. Anthony Rizzo, 1b
4. Willson Contreras, lf
5. Tommy La Stella, 3b
6. Jason Heyward, cf
7. Addison Russell, ss
8. Miguel Montero, c
9. Adam Warren, p
Celebrate 100 Years of the Cubs at Wrigley Field
Commemorative scorecard honoring 100 years of Cubs baseball at Wrigley Field.
On Wednesday, the Cubs will celebrate a Century of the Cubs at Wrigley Field (which originally hosted the Federal League's Chi-Feds and Whales from 1914-15) and both the Cubs and visiting Reds will wear 1916 throwback uniforms for the game. The two teams matched up April 20, 1916, in the Cubs first game at the ballpark, then named Weeghman Park. Up to the first 30,000 fans will receive a 1916 Chicago Cubs Replica Throwback Jersey. Cubs Hall of Famers Fergie Jenkins, Ryne Sandberg and Billy Williams will lead the seventh-inning stretch. The game's scorecard, in-game video board graphics and entertainment will highlight the team's 100 years of history at Wrigley Field.
The Cubs have worn a commemorative patch featuring a version of the team's 1916 logo on home uniforms throughout the season, and the logo has been featured on base jewels and as a stamp on baseballs used during 2016 home games. Bases used July 6 will be adorned with custom base jewels featuring the Cubs' and Reds' 1916 logos.


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When Did Jesus Die ? (Day)
We have looked at what the Gospels have to say about the time that Jesus died in a post below. In this one, we take the next step and look at what they say about the day of the week.Mk 15:42 is clear that Jesus died on the day before the Sabbath (PROSABBATON). Mt 27:62 and 28:1 indicate that day after Jesus' death was the Sabbath. Lk 23:54 says that Jesus was buried on the "preparation," that is, the day before the Sabbath. Jn 19:31 says that precautions were taken to ensure that Jesus' corp … [Read more...]
When Did Jesus Die? (Hour)
When did Jesus die? The Gospels do not provide a single, unambiguous, answer.This issue may be most easily addressed by breaking it down into more specific questions:what hour of the day? what day of the week? what date in the month? what year?Hour of the DayThe Synoptics write that Jesus was near death by the ninth hour (Mk 15:34; Mt 27:46; Lk 23:44). In the Fourth Gospel, Jesus is before Pilate at the sixth hour (Jn 19:14). The most common way of counting the hours was to begin … [Read more...]
The Idiot Mormon's Guide to Orthodox Christianity, Part 2
The responses to part 1 were great. Here are some additional things I've observed that are noteworthy. Again, for brevity's sake, I may have referred to non-Mormons as "Christians," so I expect everybody to be on the same page with that. As with part one, sometimes these are terms we use that will sound strange to Christians, and sometimes these are terms they use that will sound strange to us. Enjoy.1. Gethsemane. To Christians, it appears as though we attribute virtually all of Christ's s … [Read more...]
Millenial Model?
If it is appropriate to take the events and calamities leading up to the death and resurrection of Christ in the Book of Mormon as a model for the period prior to the second coming, is it then appropriate to take the events of 3rd Nephi 11-4th Nephi 1:18 as a model for the millenium? … [Read more...]


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IBM TRIRIGA - When viewing associations on associations tab, the lines connecting objects are not solid.
jslong Tags: iot-support tririga ibm-iot tribrowser supiwms associations ibm-tririga 155 Views
Sometimes, when reviewing the associations tab in Tririga, the lines connecting the associated objects are not solid/intact. They look "broken". The cause of this is that the rendering of Native SVG graphics is handled on the client side...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
IBM TRIRIGA - What are the differences between Fixpacks and Limited Availability Fixes and what are best practices for fixes?
jslong Tags: ibm-iot iot-support fix fixpack supiwms ibm-tririga jslong tririga 197 Views
Occasionally we have IBM TRIRIGA customers who need clarification on the differences between Fixpacks and Limited Availability fixes. I want to share this information with you and state best practice guidelines here: GENERAL AVAILABILITY FIXPACK (GA...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
IBM TRIRIGA - Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) between the Tririga Application & Database is not supported Community Blog
jslong Tags: tridatabase #supiwms ssl trisecurity tririga 280 Views
We were recently asked for guidance on setting up SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) between the Tririga Application and the Tririga Database. Although this may be technically possible, setting up SSL between the Tririga Application and the Tririga Database...
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TRIRIGA under Windows with Websphere Liberty Profile - SHUTDOWN.BAT
JohnONeill Tags: websphere-liberty-profile tririga supiwms ibm-iot scripts iot-support 641 Views
There is a potential issue with the shutdown process for TRIRIGA. This is specific to versions prior to TRIRIGA 3.5.1 running under Windows with Websphere Liberty Profile (WLP). We have found that the SHUTDOWN.BAT file may not end the session. If...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
When floor plan graphics disappear, after an upgrade
Chris K Tags: tririga iot-support floorplans integrator cad supiwms ibm-iot upgrade 1 Comment 890 Views
There you are, planning an application and platform upgrade for your IBM TRIRIGA installation and you think everything is working just fine. You roll out to production and for the first few days afterwards, all is quiet. Suddenly, out of the blue, you notice...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Restart IBM TRIRIGA on WebSphere Liberty Profile on Microsoft Windows OS
jslong Tags: liberty run websphere shutdown ibm-tririga ibm-iot profile iot-support tririga supiwms 939 Views
We have had a few customers contact us because they could not start or stop Tririga on IBM WebSphere WAS Liberty Profile. We found that the way to resolve the issue was to implicitly run the batch file as Administrator on Windows OS. If you have a...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Restart IBM TRIRIGA on WebSphere Liberty Profile on Microsoft Windows OS Community Blog
We have had a few customers contact us because they could not start or stop Tririga on WAS Liberty Profile. We found that the way to resolve the issue was to implicitly run the batch file as Administrator on Windows OS. If you have a need to...
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TRIRIGA Reserve Outlook Add-In is not displaying Book Selected Room button
JohnONeill Tags: iot-support ibm-iot tririga 489 Views
You may encounter an issue where the MS Outlook Reserve Add-In is not functioning properly. What you see is that the Book Selected Room button flashes briefly nearly off the page such that you can only see the left edge, then the Book Selected Room button...Modified on by dmmckinn
IBM TRIRIGA - Planning your install or migration
jslong Tags: ibm-iot #supiwms iot-support #install install tririga migration #migration #tririga 590 Views
Planning for a new install or migration of an existing IBM Tririga install can be a complicated endeavor because there are so many different possible configurations for the IBM Tririga n-Tier architecture. Below are some links that will help you with...Modified on by dmmckinn
Why does support need my version information?
Having been on the customer side of the IBM Support dialog, I often wondered why I was always asked for version information for my PMRs. Now that I have been working on the IBM TRIRIGA Support team, I understand why. The purpose of this blog will hopefully...Modified on by dmmckinn
TRIRIGA and the BIRT Report that does not run in the Application (but does on BIRT Designer)
GiuCS Tags: birt tririga ibm-iot iot-support 726 Views
You are glad that after connecting your Eclipse BIRT environment to your TRIRIGA Database, and using a SQL Query you build your own very first report. You preview it in BIRT and the report runs just fine, pulling data from the database and displaying within...Modified on by dmmckinn
TRIRIGA and the WAS Liberty Profile that does not want to be a service
GiuCS Tags: was_liberty ibm-iot iot-support tririga liberty supiwms ibm-tririga 587 Views
Well, you get TRIRIGA 3.4.2 or later to install and see how cool to use the Liberty Profile for WebSphere Application Server (WAS). This lets you install both the web server and TRIRIGA at one strike and self deploys itself from TRIRIGA installer. What an easy...Modified on by GiuCS
What? I don't have a CAD Integrator license?
Chris K Tags: iot-support tririga cad ibm-tririga supiwms ibm-iot 1,267 Views
After installing CAD Integrator on a CAD users machine and assigning the appropriate security groups and licenses, does the user get an error indicating that they do not have a valid CAD Integrator license? Do not panic! This blog is meant especially for you....Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Where are my CAD graphics?
Chris K Tags: ibm-tririga tririga iot-support ibm-iot supiwms cad 779 Views
Have you upgraded your IBM TRIRIGA platform only to find that you cannot see any of the graphics that were visible in your previous platform release. If so, you may want to reprocess your drawings.Please note that reprocessing your drawings can take some time,...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
TRIRIGA and the missing Real Estate Lease Abstract Offline Form in a new installation.
A common question in a new installation is where is the Real Estate Lease Abstract Offline Form as it is not in the Lease Abstract Offline in Tools Data Utilities? Why is that so? When you have a new install and you go to the manual to follow the...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Where do your documents go in TRIRIGA?
doboski Tags: iot-support document-manager supiwms ibm-iot tririga 864 Views
Where documents go when they are uploaded may not make a difference to the average user as long as they are uploaded and can be viewed. However, to some people, where they get uploaded to does make a difference. Do they go into named folders or do...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Troubleshooting Native SVG Viewer Issues
Problem Description: If you are getting an error message that states, "Current browser does not support native SVG." Internet Explorer 11 64bit (IE11) does support native SVG as delivered. Customer tested with Firefox and did not get the...Modified on by jslong
Reassigning Pending Approval Records in IBM Tririga
ScottRuch Tags: ibm-tririga triapproval supiwms ibm-iot iot-support tririga 884 Views
How To: Reassign Pending Approval Records for a Person in IBM TRIRIGA A person could leave a company or an organization for various business reasons including termination, retirement, layoffs, new job role / promotion in a different organization, or...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Managing your security groups in TRIRIGA
Managing your security groups in TRIRIGA There are some things to know about managing your security groups in TRIRIGA. Out of the box, TRIRIGA comes with pre-defined groups based on various roles. You might be able to map one of your roles...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
IBM TRIRIGA CAD IntegratorPublisher and the Application Definition that is invalid
Chris K Tags: how-to cad-integrator tririga upgrades supiwms ibm-iot iot-support 1,103 Views
So, you upgrade your version of CAD Integrator and now, when you try to login, you get an error indicating that no valid application definitions exist. Do you think "What sort of dark magic is this?" or do you think something a bit more normal like...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Three Tririga blog posts to configure, use, and learn
AcdntlPoet Tags: articles blogs supiwms iot-support ibm-iot tririga 1,155 Views
Setting up TRIRIGA Notifications with Office 365 - If you are using Office 365 as part of your Reserve integration, then you probably want to have notifications set up as well. Kenny To has posted a quick and easy solution in the Real Estate and...
Thousands Workflow Events in Tririga queued up by Data Integrator or Web Services will prevent regular user & system Workflows from executing
Fabio L Pinto Tags: tririga iot-support ibm-iot techtip supiwms 1,449 Views
If you have developed an interface submitting thousands of Workflow Events to be executed by your process server, they will likely create a huge queue to be processed leading following required and essential user & system Workflows to get queued up as...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Activating DEBUG mode for IBM TRIRIGA installers using LAX_DEBUG
When running IBM TRIRIGA Platform Installer, you may turn on LAX_DEBUG parameter for installer to run in DEBUG mode: LAX_DEBUG=true <installer command line> ... where: a) LAX_DEBUG , it is the parameter per si; b) = true (or...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
What is the Tririga WF started for Schedule Event generated by a Payment Reconciliation from a Lease with Audit Clause?
Fabio L Pinto Tags: ibm-iot clause payment #supiwms trirepaymentauditsetup reconciliation event tririga workflow lease iot-support 1,936 Views
The Tririga workflow fired is " triREPaymentAuditSetup - SCHEVENTSTART - Create Payment Reconciliation and send Notification to Contract Administrator ". It will create the Payment Reconciliation records. This is how it works: a) When a lease...Modified on by AcdntlPoet
Using triRetire Action/Transition for archiving triPeople records in Tririga
Fabio L Pinto Tags: techtips deletion action archive ibm-iot user tririga triretire iot-support transition webservice delete tripeople #supiwms workflow 1,485 Views
When firing Action/Transition triRetire for the triPeople BO the following workflows will be fired in Tririga: a) triPeople - triRetire - Remove TRIRIGA User and Read Only Dependant Records b) triPeople - Synchronous - Remove TRIRIGA User My Profile ...Modified on by AcdntlPoet


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Athletes, coaches honored during Third Annual Semoball Awards (07/09/16)
Another year, another enchanting evening at Southeast Missouri's premier sports awards show. The top student-athletes...
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Kluesner no-hits Charleston as Scott City baseball wins district semifinal (05/17/16)
Jordan Kluesner threw a complete-game no-hitter to lead top-seeded Scott City past tournament host Charleston in an...
May 14, 2016 Scoreboard (05/14/16)
All the high school sports scores reported to Semoball.com.
May 3, 2016 Scoreboard (05/03/16)
All the high school sports scores reported to Semoball.com.
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Jackson soccer improves to 14-2 (04/29/16)
Cassidi Tomsu netted two goals and had one assist to lead the Jackson girls soccer team to a 3-1 victory over Northwest...
April 28, 2016 Scoreboard (04/28/16)
All the high school sports scores reported to Semoball.com.
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Haas leads Notre Dame baseball past Shawnee at showcase (04/24/16)
All scores were reported to the Southeast Missourian on Saturday.
April 23, 2016 Scoreboard (04/23/16)
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April 22, 2016 Scoreboard (04/22/16)
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Bell City baseball tops Bloomfield in SCAA tourney semifinal (04/20/16)
Bobby Wright went 2-for-4 and drove in four runs to lead second-seeded Bell City to victory over third-seeded...
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Red Devils lose lead but recover for 10-inning win (04/19/16)
The Chaffee baseball team let a two-run lead slip away in the top of the sixth inning, but the host Red Devils polished...
Lennies McFerren named new Kennett High School boys basketball coach (04/19/16)
The local athletic community is buzzing after Kennett High School named nine-time state champion Lennies McFerren as...
April 19, 2016 Scoreboard (04/19/16)
All the high school sports scores reported to Semoball.com.
April 18, 2016 Scoreboard (04/18/16)
All the high school sports scores reported to Semoball.com.
High school roundup: Meadow Heights baseball defeats Oak Ridge 8-4 (04/16/16)
Reece Boyd had a double and two RBIs to help the Meadow Heights baseball team to an 8-4 conference victory over...
Woodland boys, Chaffee girls take team titles at Johnny Merrick Invitational track meet (04/15/16)
BENTON, Mo. -- Depth proved to be the key for the Woodland boys and Chaffee girls on Thursday, both of which finished...
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Jackson baseball nabs win in Arkansas (04/15/16)
All scores were reported to the Southeast Missourian on Thursday.
April 14, 2016 Scoreboard (04/14/16)
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April 12, 2016 Scoreboard (04/12/16)
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April 9, 2016 Scoreboard (04/09/16)
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April 8, 2016 Scoreboard (04/08/16)
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April 5, 2016 Scoreboard (04/05/16)
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April 4, 2016 Scoreboard (04/04/16)
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Sikeston baseball team takes down Bell City (04/03/16)
All scores were reported to the Southeast Missourian on Saturday.
April 1, 2016 Scoreboard (04/01/16)
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Zalma baseball squad debuts with 2-1 loss (03/30/16)
Dusty Daniels had two hits, including a double, but the Zalma baseball team could muster just one run in a...
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Scott City softball falls to Kennett in possible postseason preview (03/29/16)
In a potential postseason preview, Scott City softball fell on the road at Kennett, 4-1, on Monday evening. The Rams'...
March 29, 2016 Scoreboard (03/29/16)
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March 28, 2016 Scoreboard (03/28/16)
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March 21, 2016 Scoreboard (03/21/16)
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Charleston boys basketball team rallies to defeat Saxony Lutheran in district final (02/26/16)
The Bluejays trailed by as many as 19, but came back to knock of the Crusaders 59-54.
February 23, 2016 Scoreboard (02/23/16)
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Saxony Lutheran girls basketball glides past Charleston, into district championship (02/22/16)
Thus far, things have proven that the true test of Saxony Lutheran girls basketball is still ahead. On Thursday night...
February 22, 2016 Scoreboard (02/22/16)
All the high school sports scores reported to Semoball.com.
Class 3 District 2 tournaments highlight first week of postseason prep basketball (02/19/16)
Classes 1-3 officially start postseason play this weekend, and the Rams are scheduled to host the Class 3 District 2...
Cape Central boys basketball falls short of SEMO conference crown with loss to Charleston (02/17/16)
Charleston senior Dontarius Sharp finished with a game-high 20 points, including three 3-pointers during a...
February 15, 2016, Scoreboard (02/15/16)
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February 12, 2016 Scoreboard (02/12/16)
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February 11, 2016 Scoreboard (02/11/16)
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February 9, 2016 Scoreboard (02/09/16)
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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Cape Central girls basketball can't hold on against Kennett (02/09/16)
Up 34-30 heading into the final eight minutes of the game, the Cape Central girls basketball could not hold on as it...
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Meadow Heights boys basketball edges Zalma for MVC Tournament title (02/05/16)
All scores were reported to the Southeast Missourian on Thursday.
February 4, 2016 Scoreboard (02/04/16)
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February 2, 2016 Scoreboard (02/02/16)
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February 1, 2016 Scoreboard (02/01/16)
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January 30, 2016 Scoreboard (01/30/16)
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January 29, 2016 Scoreboard (01/29/16)
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January 28, 2016 Scoreboard (01/28/16)
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January 26, 2016 Scoreboard (01/26/16)
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January 25, 2016 Scoreboard (01/25/16)
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January 21, 2016 Scoreboard (01/21/16)
January 18, 2016 Scoreboard (01/18/16)
January 15, 2016 Scoreboard (01/15/16)
Oran girls basketball team flies by Charleston in conference tournament semifinals (01/14/16)
January 14, 2016 Scoreboard (01/14/16)
January 12, 2016 Scoreboard (01/12/16)
Kelly girls basketball falls to Charleston in Scott-Mississippi Tournament quarterfinal (01/11/16)
January 11, 2016 Scoreboard (01/11/16)
January 8, 2016 Scoreboard (01/08/16)
January 7, 2016 Scoreboard (01/07/16)
January 5, 2016 Scoreboard (01/05/16)
Quick start sends Charleston boys basketball past Notre Dame, into third place in Christmas Tournament (12/31/15)
Jackson boys basketball survives Charleston test, edges into Christmas Tournament final 69-62 (12/30/15)
Box score: (4) Charleston 63, (3) Notre Dame 53 (12/30/15)
Charleston boys basketball team outlasts Advance in Christmas tournament quarterfinal (12/29/15)
Box score: (1) Jackson 69, (4) Charleston 62 (12/29/15)
Box Score: (4) Charleston 72, (5) Advance 68 (12/28/15)
Top seeds advance with ease in first day of action at Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament (12/27/15)
Box score: (4) Charleston 75, (13) Oak Ridge 32 (12/26/15)
December 19, 2015 Scoreboard (12/19/15)
High school roundup: Scott County Central girls edge Chaffee in OT (12/15/15)
December 14, 2015 Scoreboard (12/14/15)
Sikeston routs Charleston 76-40 for fifth SEMO Conference Tournament title (12/12/15)
Sharp scores 26, No. 3 Charleston moves on to SEMO Conference championship (12/11/15)
December 11, 2015 Scoreboard (12/11/15)
December 10, 2015 Scoreboard (12/10/15)
Third-seeded Charleston routs No. 6 NMCC to open SEMO Conference Tournament (12/08/15)
December 7, 2015 Scoreboard (12/07/15)
High school roundup: Notre Dame boys basketball team edges Charleston (12/06/15)
December 4, 2015 Scoreboard (12/04/15)
High school roundup: Saxony Lutheran boys reach final of tournament (12/04/15)
December 3, 2015 Scoreboard (12/03/15)
Dexter drops opener at Charleston 61-47 (12/02/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Top seeds at OIT move on, Randle leads Charleston over East Prairie (12/01/15)
December 1, 2015 Scoreboard (12/01/15)
2015-16 Boys and Girls Basketball Previews (11/30/15)
November 30, 2015 Scoreboard (11/30/15)
Outsiders rule Day 2 of Riverbend Classic (11/28/15)
Vashon throttles Charleston in Riverbend Classic 68-35 (11/28/15)
High school roundup: Woodland girls basketball team christens season with win over Charleston (11/25/15)
November 24, 2015 Scoreboard (11/24/15)
Sikeston receives top seed in 2015 SEMO Conference Tournament (11/18/15)
All-Conference team announced for SEMO South region (11/03/15)
Fighting Squirrel 1st Pitch Dinner-Auction-Dance set for Nov. 21 (10/30/15)
Saxony Lutheran volleyball team downs Woodland in Class 2 District 2 semifinal (10/20/15)
High school roundup: Notre Dame spikers win title at first SEMO Conference tourney (10/16/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 9 (10/15/15)
October 15, 2015 Scoreboard (10/15/15)
High school roundup: Notre Dame earns top seed in SEMO Conference tourney (10/14/15)
NMCC, Notre Dame nab top seeds during SEMO Conference tournament pool play (10/13/15)
October 13, 2015 Scoreboard (10/13/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 8 (10/07/15)
High school roundup: Advance volleyball team tops Bloomfield, advances to conference semifinal (10/07/15)
October 6, 2015 Scoreboard (10/06/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 7 (district/conference standings) (10/01/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Cox scores four goals in Sikeston soccer's 10-0 win over Fredericktown (09/28/15)
Dexter girls tennis team sweeps Charleston 5-0 in district opener (09/28/15)
September 28, 2015 Scoreboard (09/28/15)
Perryville volleyball team falls in championship of home invitational (09/27/15)
Kelly pulls away from Charleston 48-18 for second straight win (09/26/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston soccer team falls to Anna-Jonesboro, NMCC wins in three sets (09/25/15)
High school roundup: Bloomfield volleyball team edges Woodland in SCAA Conference showdown (09/25/15)
High school football capsules: Week 6 (09/25/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 6 (district/conference standings) (09/24/15)
September 24, 2015 Scoreboard (09/24/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston overcomes Oran in three sets, Portageville wins 14th straight (09/23/15)
High school roundup: Cape Central boys swimming team cruises in three-team meet (09/23/15)
September 22, 2015 Scoreboard (09/22/15)
NMCC downs Charleston 48-14 for first win of the season (09/19/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston tennis blanked by Kennett, Sikeston volleyball scores win over Scott City (09/18/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 5 (09/17/15)
September 17, 2015 Scoreboard (09/17/15)
September 15, 2015 Scoreboard (09/15/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Caruthersville rolls Charleston, Chaffee gets win on the road (09/12/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston netters upended by Cape, NMCC wins in three sets (09/11/15)
High school roundup: Saxony Lutheran softball team edges Kelly (09/11/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 4 (09/10/15)
September 10, 2015 Scoreboard (09/10/15)
Sikeston wins first match of the year 7-2 over Charleston (09/09/15)
Updated: Dexter football team cruises past Charleston 55-8 (09/05/15)
Price challenges Hillburn but falls in singles final at Sikeston Invitational (09/04/15)
High school roundup: Chaffee softball team topples Naylor at SoftballFest (09/04/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 3 (09/03/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston softball drops another heartbreaker, Kelly wins third straight (09/02/15)
High school roundup: Zalma volleyball team wins five-set thriller (09/02/15)
September 1, 2015 Scoreboard (09/01/15)
Charleston shows life in 36-14 loss to Hayti (08/29/15)
August 28, 2015 Scoreboard (08/28/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 2 (08/27/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Hughes pitches Kelly to first win, Oran out-hits Senath (08/26/15)
August 25, 2015 Scoreboard (08/25/15)
Sikeston gets physical in 53-6 win over Charleston (08/22/15)
August 21, 2015 Scoreboard (08/21/15)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 1 (08/20/15)
2015 High School Volleyball Schedules (08/15/15)
Football Preview: Charleston hoping last year's growing pains lessen after winless season (08/15/15)
2015 High School Football Schedules (08/14/15)
Squirrels season comes to a close at Midwest Regional Tournament (07/27/15)
Squirrels end pool play at Midwest Plains Regional with 3-0 record (07/26/15)
Offense explodes for Squirrels in pool play opener at regional (07/24/15)
Charleston Squirrels set to appear in ninth-straight regional (07/22/15)
Millers honored at Senior Babe Ruth state tournament (07/22/15)
Charleston Squirrels power past Mineral Area 7-0 (07/16/15)
Central's Al Young, Saxony Lutheran's Brianna Mueller nab top honors at Semoball Awards (07/12/15)
Six SCAA baseball players selected all-state (complete team included) (06/23/15)
Scott County Central, Charleston & Calvert City win Rib City brackets (06/20/15)
Schedule set for Bleacher Bum Invitational baseball tournament (06/17/15)
SEMO Pirates hand Squirrels 3-1 loss in first game of sweep (06/10/15)
Charleston junior high announces sports awards (06/05/15)
Scott-Mississippi, SCAA all-conference teams (05/21/15)
NMCC, Portageville to meet in semis, other districts postponed (05/18/15)
Kelly sends eight to Class 2 Track and Field Championships (05/17/15)
Kelly, Woodland track and field teams fare well at district meet (05/10/15)
2014-15 All-Standard Democrat basketball team (05/08/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Scott Central rolls past Charleston, Sikeston finishes third at SEMO meet (05/08/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Pikey leads NMCC past East Prairie, Malden nabs second softball district (05/07/15)
High school roundup: Bell City baseball team upends Gideon (05/07/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston finishes off Charleston 12-0 in five innings (05/01/15)
May 1, 2015 Scoreboard (05/01/15)
High school roundup: Lynn, Central baseball team blank Kennett (04/30/15)
High school roundup: Galemmo nets game-winner in Saxony Lutheran girls soccer team's win over Notre Dame (04/29/15)
Miscues hurt Charleston in 8-3 loss to Scott City (04/28/15)
April 28, 2015 Scoreboard (04/28/15)
High school roundup: Notre Dame baseball team extends winning streak to 14 (04/28/15)
April 27, 2015 Scoreboard (04/27/15)
High school roundup: Sikeston baseball team dismantles Central (04/26/15)
East Prairie boys, Hayti girls win annual Hinshaw Invitational (04/24/15)
High school roundup: Advance girls softball team falls in title game of conference tourney (04/24/15)
Weather halts Sikeston-Charleston Pink Out in fifth inning (04/21/15)
Bogan makes it official, signs with Jacksonville State University (04/16/15)
Athletes honored at BA Sports All-Star Extravaganza in Dexter (04/15/15)
Semoball finalists announced for winter sports (04/12/15)
High school roundup: Baremore, Meadow Heights hold off Chaffee 3-2 (04/12/15)
High school roundup: Leopold baseball team edges Oak Ridge (04/10/15)
April 9, 2015 Scoreboard (04/09/15)
Latest baseball state rankings released (04/06/15)
Changes ahead for SEMO Conference football divisions (04/03/15)
High school roundup: Hagerty pitches Central baseball team past Dexter (04/01/15)
March 31, 2015 Scoreboard (03/31/15)
High school roundup: Notre Dame golfers win own tournament (03/31/15)
March 30, 2015 Scoreboard (03/30/15)
Dexter's McKuin, Jackson's Reynolds selected SEMO Conference Players of the Year (03/26/15)
Jackson's Blake Reynolds named SEMO Conference boys basketball POY (03/26/15)
Jimerson leads NMCC past Charleston in epic double overtime sectional win (03/07/15)
NMCC outlasts Charleston 105-92 in 2 OT's in Class 3 boys sectional (03/06/15)
NMCC, Charleston to meet in first-ever sectional (03/04/15)
Charleston boys basketball team makes early lead hold to beat Woodland for district championship (02/28/15)
Charleston boys basketball team ends Scott City's season in district semifinal (02/26/15)
Charleston, Kelly taken out during Class 3, District 2 semis (02/26/15)
February 26, 2015 Scoreboard (02/26/15)
February 24, 2015 Scoreboard (02/24/15)
Saturday's basketball games postponed (Updated District Basketball Tournaments Included) (02/21/15)
Kennett loses close battle with Charleston (02/20/15)
Unbeaten Saxony Lutheran girls basketball team begins postseason crusade (02/20/15)
Advance, Oran boys basketball teams headline district tournaments (02/20/15)
District host sites, state baseball rankings released (02/19/15)
Sikeston races past Charleston in front of big home crowd (02/13/15)
February 13, 2015 Scoreboard (02/13/15)
Pruitt reaches milestone, Chaffee claims conference over Charleston (02/12/15)
February 12, 2015 Scoreboard (02/12/15)
High school roundup: Chaffee girls basketball team clinches regular-season title with win over Charleston (02/12/15)
On and off court, Bogan makes big splash against Malden (02/11/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston upends Jackson, NMCC blows past Caruthersville (02/10/15)
February 10, 2015 Scoreboard (02/10/15)
High school roundup: Scott City girls notch road win against Delta (02/10/15)
February 9, 2015 Scoreboard (02/09/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Chaffee downs Portageville, Charleston outlasts Oran (02/06/15)
High school roundup: Delta girls basketball team avenges loss to Puxico (02/06/15)
February 5, 2015 Scoreboard (02/05/15)
Jackson boys basketball team routs Charleston 85-43 (02/03/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Charleston takes down Kelly, Oran bows to Greenville (02/03/15)
February 3, 2015 Scoreboard (02/03/15)
Dexter girls basketball team beats Charleston 88-66 for third straight victory (02/02/15)
February 2, 2015 Scoreboard (02/02/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston takes home Hillsboro tournament title (01/31/15)
January 31, 2015 Scoreboard (01/31/15)
January 30, 2015 Scoreboard (01/30/15)
Kennett's struggles continue in loss to Charleston (01/30/15)
January 29, 2015 Scoreboard (01/29/15)
January 27, 2015 Scoreboard (01/27/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Richland upends Leopold, Bravettes take down Scott City (01/23/15)
January 23, 2015 Scoreboard (01/23/15)
Basketball state rankings, playoff host sites set (01/23/15)
January 22, 2015 Scoreboard (01/22/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: NMCC gets by Royals, Dexter pulls off comeback (01/21/15)
January 20, 2015 Scoreboard (01/20/15)
Charleston rallies past Chaffee girls to win Scott-Mississippi Conference tournament title (01/18/15)
Scott Central makes the most of star Bluejay's departure (01/17/15)
Frazier leads Charleston to Scott-Miss. Conference tourney title (01/17/15)
Kelly girls basketball team falls to Charleston in foul-filled affair (01/16/15)
January 16, 2015 Scoreboard (01/16/15)
Charleston beats Kelly at the line, moves on to conference title game (01/16/15)
January 15, 2015 Scoreboard (01/15/15)
NMCC snaps 8-game losing skid to Charleston (01/14/15)
January 13, 2015 Scoreboard (01/13/15)
High school roundup: Top seeds advance at Scott-Mississippi Conference Tournament (01/13/15)
January 12, 2015 Scoreboard (01/12/15)
Charleston 'grows up' in 73-69 win over Sikeston at home (01/10/15)
January 9, 2015 Scoreboard (01/09/15)
PREP ROUNDUP: Dexter slips past Farmington, Oran nabs third at Delta tourney (01/09/15)
January 8, 2015 Scoreboard (01/08/15)
Bogan, Bluejays prep for rival during 89-46 victory over Doniphan (01/07/15)
January 6, 2015 Scoreboard (01/06/15)
High school roundup: Undefeated Saxony Lutheran girls basketball team cruises past Poplar Bluff (01/04/15)
Stout defense leads Charleston to 62-27 win over Delta (01/03/15)
January 2, 2015 Scoreboard (01/02/15)
Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament: Charleston outlasts Woodland for 5th place (12/31/14)
Box score: (5) Charleston 89, (6) Woodland 80 (12/30/14)
Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament: Charleston races past Scott City and into fifth-place game (12/29/14)
Box score: (5) Charleston 95, (8) Scott City 66 (12/29/14)
Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament: Scott County Central rallies past Charleston, into semis (12/27/14)
Bernie, Bloomfield & Dexter collect first-round wins at BCT (all BCT box scores included) (12/27/14)
Box score: (4) SCC 93, (5) Charleston 81 (12/27/14)
Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament: Charleston speeds up Leopold in lopsided victory (12/26/14)
Box score: (5) Charleston 88, (12) Leopold 33 (12/26/14)
All-Standard Democrat Football team (12/24/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Dexter nabs its first win, Lady Jays upset by Greenville (12/20/14)
December 20, 2014 Scoreboard (12/20/14)
December 19, 2014 Scoreboard (12/19/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston falls on the road to Greene Co. Tech 68-61 (12/17/14)
December 16, 2014 Scoreboard (12/16/14)
Jackson scorches Charleston to claim third place in conference tourney (12/13/14)
Usually spot on, SEMO Conference seeds were anything but this year (12/13/14)
Dismal night for Charleston ends with third-place loss to Jackson (12/13/14)
District baseball alignments announced, defending state champion Cooter moves to Class 2 (12/12/14)
Bluejays downed in conference tournament semifinals by Poplar Bluff (12/12/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Rebels earn first win of the season, Risco falls to Delta C-7 65-49 (12/12/14)
December 12, 2014 Scoreboard (12/12/14)
December 11, 2014 Scoreboard (12/11/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Oran bests Risco, Sikeston junior high splits with Charleston (12/10/14)
Charleston pulls off wild first round upset over Sikeston in SEMO Conference tournament (12/09/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Risco falls to South Pemiscot, Chaffee wins opener at host tournament (12/09/14)
December 8, 2014 Scoreboard (12/08/14)
Notre Dame upends Charleston 75-73 in overtime (12/06/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston wrestling team sweeps Dexter, Notre Dame (12/05/14)
December 5, 2014 Scoreboard (12/05/14)
High school roundup: Saxony Lutheran girls basketball team advances to Farmington final (12/05/14)
Jackson pair take home SEMO Conference's highest football honors (12/04/14)
December 4, 2014 Scoreboard (12/04/14)
Dexter suffers opening season loss to Bluejays 76-47 (12/03/14)
Dexter boys put up fight after trailing early in opener against Charleston (12/03/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Risco drops to Bernie, Lady Jays take down East Prairie (12/02/14)
Bogan lifts Charleston to 66-56 win over Liberty Tech (12/01/14)
Bluejays slip in second half, fall to Covington 94-81 (11/28/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Lady Bulldogs drop first game, Oran routs SCC (11/26/14)
BOYS BASKETBALL PREVIEW: Bogan leads unsettled Bluejays into new district (11/26/14)
High school roundup: Charleston girls basketball team downs Woodland (11/26/14)
November 25, 2014 Scoreboard (11/25/14)
Southeast Missouri Area Football Coaches Association announces all-region team (11/20/14)
Seeds released for SEMO Conference tournament (11/20/14)
Host sites set for basketball districts (11/13/14)
Early Bird Baseball Clinic set for Nov. 22 (11/12/14)
Kennett tops Charleston in overtime thriller (11/06/14)
Malden and Caruthersville roll; NMCC falls to Rebels (10/25/14)
Prep Football Glance -- District Round 1 (10/23/14)
District volleyball championships set (all Monday playoff scores included) (10/21/14)
Football district tournament brackets released (10/19/14)
Sikeston takes back SEMO Conference tournament crown (10/17/14)
2014 SEMO All-Conference team named (10/16/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 9 (10/16/14)
SEMO Conference Tournament runs deep into the night (10/15/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: East Prairie blasts Jays; Portageville bests Kelly (10/11/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 8 (10/09/14)
Prep Football Glance Week 8 (10/09/14)
High school roundup: Parsons leads Notre Dame soccer team past Central (10/08/14)
October 7, 2014 Scoreboard (10/07/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Malden crushes Chaffee for conference title, Charleston falls to Kennett (10/04/14)
Kennett tops Charleston 47-6, but a big challenge awaits them (10/04/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 7 (10/02/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston soccer downs Fredericktown, JV football bows to Mules (09/30/14)
September 30, 2014 Scoreboard (09/30/14)
Dexter blows out Charleston in girls tennis district opener (09/29/14)
Kelly defense leads way to 36-6 win over Charleston (09/29/14)
September 29, 2014 Scoreboard (09/29/14)
Kelly football team's offense comes alive in 36-6 win over Charleston (09/27/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 6 (09/25/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame golfers win playoff to claim title (09/24/14)
September 24, 2014 Scoreboard (09/24/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston falls in six, SHS tennis blanks Charleston (09/22/14)
NMCC runs wild against Charleston 72-30 (09/20/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Portageville volleyball leads the way at Gideon, Sikeston volleyball notches win (09/19/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 5 (09/18/14)
Dexter claims first Dig for Life Classic title (09/15/14)
Caruthersville blanks Charleston 44-0 (09/13/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 4 matchups (09/11/14)
September 9, 2014 Scoreboard (09/09/14)
September 8, 2014 Scoreboard (09/08/14)
Complete game performance propels Dexter football team by Charleston 67-14 (09/06/14)
Bearcats blow out Charleston 67-14 (09/06/14)
Briefly: Dexter football team outruns Charleston 67-14 (statewide scores included) (09/05/14)
Dexter middle school football teams shutout Charleston (09/05/14)
September 5, 2014 Scoreboard (09/05/14)
Prep football glance -- Week 3 matchups (09/04/14)
September 4, 2014 Scoreboard (09/04/14)
High school roundup: Perryville volleyball deals Farmington first loss (09/04/14)
September 3, 2014 Scoreboard (09/03/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame softball wins in nine innings (09/03/14)
September 2, 2014 Scoreboard (09/02/14)
August 29, 2014 Scoreboard (08/29/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 2 matchups (08/28/14)
KHS volleyball top Charleston in close, straight sets (08/28/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Richland wins season opener (08/27/14)
Sikeston scores early and often in 66-20 win over Charleston (08/23/14)
August 22, 2014 Scoreboard (08/22/14)
Prep Football Glance -- Week 1 matchups (08/21/14)
Sikeston, Charleston enter first game with questions (08/21/14)
Football preview: Youth fills Charleston's roster (08/16/14)
2014 High School Volleyball Schedules (08/16/14)
Volleyball class & district assignments released (08/15/14)
World Series over for Squirrels following 13-1 loss (08/11/14)
World Series hopes drained following Squirrels' 11-1 loss (08/11/14)
World Series opener turns sour for Fighting Squirrels (08/09/14)
Squirrels packing for World Series trip to Washington (08/06/14)
Fighting Squirrels open play at World Series Friday night (08/05/14)
Squirrels return home following regional championship run (07/30/14)
Squirrels win regional, heading to third World Series in program history (07/28/14)
WORLD SERIES BOUND: Fighting Squirrels beat Eden Prairie 4-1 in regional championship (07/28/14)
Fighting Squirrels edge Oskaloosa 4-1 to advance to Sunday night's regional championship (07/27/14)
Fighting Squirrels beat Dickinson 9-0, advance to Sunday's regional semifinals (07/26/14)
Squirrels continue back-to-back regional title quest Saturday in North Dakota (07/26/14)
Fighting Squirrels open Midwest Plains Regional with 11-1 win against Holyoke (includes all Thursday results) (07/24/14)
Familiar regional next step for determined Squirrels (07/23/14)
Survey finds sharp increase in teen use of HGH (07/23/14)
Charleston Fighting Squirrels open play at Midwest Plains Regional Thursday (07/22/14)
Relaxed Fighting Squirrels edge Boonville 3-1 for seventh state title in eight years (07/17/14)
Squirrels claim seventh state championship after 3-1 win over Boonville (07/17/14)
Boonville eliminates Leopold, hands Charleston first loss to force winner-take-all championship Wednesday (07/16/14)
Charleston offense avoids panic attack, rallies to beat Leopold 6-5 at SBR state tournament (07/14/14)
Power surge propels Charleston past Boonville 9-5 at SBR state tournament (07/13/14)
Charleston, Piedmont & Leopold advance to championship semifinals of SBR state tournament (07/12/14)
Charleston hangs tough to down Portageville 7-3, stays in winner's bracket (07/12/14)
Latest updated Rib City Shootout Schedule (July 11-12) (07/11/14)
Updated Senior Babe Ruth state tournament schedule (07/11/14)
2014 All-Standard Democrat Baseball Team (07/05/14)
Schedule set for Senior Babe Ruth state tournament (07/02/14)
Squirrels end Bleacher Bum Invitational with back to back losses (06/23/14)
Dexter boys claim Rib City title (06/21/14)
Third inning lifts Squirrels over Post 114 10-0 (06/21/14)
Squirrels erase slow start, beat Elsberry 8-4 (06/20/14)
Schedule altered for Bleacher Bum Invite (06/18/14)
Boys basketball Rib City Shootout begins Thursday at Dexter (06/18/14)
Squirrels win tournament's consolation championship 5-1 over Riverbend Ducks (06/16/14)
Squirrels rebound with 11-0 win over Senath-Hornersville (06/14/14)
Rib City Shootout Action (06/14/14)
Charleston Fighting Squirrels cruise by Senath-Hornersville 11-0 at Classic (06/13/14)
Defending champ Charleston drops Classic opener to Crawford County 6-5 in 10 innings (includes all Thursday scores) (06/13/14)
Squirrels bounced from title contention by Crawford Co. 6-5 during Fighting Squirrel Classic (06/13/14)
Rib City Shootout schedule (June 13-14) (06/12/14)
Charleston to host annual Fighting Squirrel Classic wood bat tournament (06/11/14)
Fighting Squirrel Baseball Classic begins Thursday at Charleston (06/11/14)
Rain spoils Still-Maddox pitcher's duel at Advance (06/10/14)
Ware ends high school track career with bright spot at Nike Elite event (06/06/14)
High school roundup: Late runs propel Kelly past Charleston (05/18/14)
District baseball begins this weekend for area schools (05/14/14)
Final regular season MBCA state baseball rankings (05/13/14)
Sikeston gets 11-6 road win over Marshall Co. (05/12/14)
Kelly finishes third overall, sending several to sectional (05/11/14)
May 10, 2014 Scoreboard (05/10/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Sikeston golf team sending three to sectionals (05/06/14)
High school roundup: Notre Dame track teams sweep conference meet (05/06/14)
May 5, 2014 Scoreboard (05/05/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Wamble tosses no-hitter during Richland's 29-3 rout over Cairo (05/02/14)
High school roundup: Jackson soccer shuts out Poplar Bluff (05/02/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Chaffee breezes by Oak Ridge in five innings (05/01/14)
May 1, 2014 Scoreboard (05/01/14)
High school roundup: Cox helps Scott City best Woodland in baseball (05/01/14)
Bernie enters latest MBCA state baseball rankings (04/30/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Lady Bulldogs fall 3-2 in second OT to Perryville (04/30/14)
High school roundup: Sikeston hands second loss to Notre Dame baseball team (04/30/14)
April 29, 2014 Scoreboard (04/29/14)
2013-14 Standard Democrat Boys Basketball Player of the Year: Delfincko Bogan (04/26/14)
2013-14 All-Standard Democrat Basketball Team (04/26/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Pavy's big day lifts Risco past Gideon, Chaffee downs Charleston (04/24/14)
High school roundup: Chaffee baseball rolls on with win over Charleston (04/24/14)
Matos throws no-hitter during Sikeston's 12-2 win over Charleston (04/23/14)
Four SCAA players, coach make media all-state hoops team (04/23/14)
April 22, 2014 Scoreboard (04/22/14)
Charleston snaps losing skid, beats East Prairie 5-2 (04/17/14)
Bluejays win home meet for the third time (04/11/14)
Local teams to feel effects of district realignment (04/09/14)
New assignments released for high school basketball districts for 2015 & 2016 (04/08/14)
Local athletes win awards at BA Sports Extravaganza (04/07/14)
Charleston repeats at Eva G. Hinshaw Invitational (04/05/14)
April 5, 2014 Scoreboard (04/05/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Oran routs Bluejays in five innings (04/04/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: NMCC baseball gets first hit, win of the season (04/02/14)
High school roundup: Woodland's McCormick throws no-hitter (04/02/14)
April 1, 2014 Scoreboard (04/01/14)
PREP ROUNDUP: Lady Rams hammer Charleston, Chaffee downs Bell City 15-2 (03/29/14)
High school roundup: Scott City's Cox throws no-hitter at New Madrid (03/29/14)
PREP ROUDNUP: Sikeston golf team finishes second in tri-meet, Chaffee holds open meet (03/28/14)
March 28, 2014 Scoreboard (03/28/14)
SEMO commitment, SEMO Conference awards highlight big day for Noe (03/27/14)
Noe, Bogan take top SEMO honors (03/27/14)
March 27, 2014 Scoreboard (03/27/14)
Coaches release all-state basketball picks (03/27/14)
High school roundup: Oran baseball team earns its first win of season (03/27/14)
16 SCAA athletes selected to participate in B.A. Sports All-Star Extravaganza in Dexter April 5 (03/15/14)
Class 3, District 1 all-district team released (03/13/14)
Charleston's season ends at the hands of Madison 66-60 (03/10/14)
Class 3 Sectional: Charleston breaks away from Clearwater 75-51 (03/06/14)
Class 3 Sectional: Bluejays take on Clearwater (03/05/14)
Jays extend title run to four after 71-65 win over Caruthersville (02/28/14)
Bluejays run past Malden into district championship game (02/26/14)
Class 3, District 1: NMCC takes down East Prairie, Charleston routs Kelly (02/24/14)


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The capacity C(ρa, ρp) of the discrete-time quadrature additive Gaussian channel (QAGC) with inputs subjected to (normalized) average and peak power constraints, ρa and ρp respectively, is considered. By generalizing Smith's results for the scalar average and peak-power-constrained Gaussian channel, it is shown that the capacity achieving distribution is discrete in amplitude (envelope), having a finite number of mass-points, with a uniformly distributed independent phase and it is geometrically described by concentric circles. It is shown that with peak power being solely the effective constraint, a constant envelope with uniformly distributed phase input is capacity achieving for ρp⩽7.8 (dB 4.8 (dB) per dimension). The capacity under a peak-power constraint is evaluated for a wide range of ρp, by incorporating the theoretical observations into a nonlinear dynamic programming procedure. Closed-form expressions for the asymptotic (low and large ρa and ρp) capacity and the corresponding capacity achieving distribution and for lower and upper bounds on the capacity C(ρa, ρp ) are developed. The capacity C(ρa, ρp ) provides an improved ultimate upper bound on the reliable information rates transmitted over the QAGC with any communication systems subjected to both average and peak-power limitations, when compared to the classical Shannon formula for the capacity of the QAGC which does not account for the peak-power constraint. This is in particular important for systems that operate with restrictive (close to 1) average-to-peak power ratio ρa/ρp and at moderate power values


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Consulting executive Lencioni (The Five Dysfunctions of a Team) has an answer for floundering businesses—aim for organizational health. In other words, businesses that are whole, consistent, and complete, with complementary management, operations, strategy, and culture. Today, the vast majority of organizations have more than enough intelligence, experience, and knowledge to be successful. Organizational health is neither sexy nor quantifiable, which is why more people don't take advantage. However, improved health will not only create a competitive advantage and better bottom line, it will boost morale. Lencioni covers four steps to health: build a cohesive leadership team, create clarity, overcommunicate clarity, and reinforce clarity. Through examples of his own experiences and others', he addresses the behaviors of a cohesive team, peer-to-peer accountability, office politics and bureaucracy and strategy, and how all organizations should strive to make people's lives better. This smart, pithy, and practical guide is a must-read for executives and other businesspeople who need to get their proverbial ducks back in a row. (Apr.) (Publishers Weekly, 1/16/12)
Q&A with Patrick Lencioni, Author of The Advantage
Unlike my other books, The Advantage is not written as a fable because the nature of the subject it covers is just too broad to fit into one story. In the past, I've taken on slightly more contained and limited issues--teamwork, meetings, employee engagement--but this time I'm taking a much more holistic, comprehensive approach to improving organizations. Still, I've used stories about real organizations to bring the points to life, and I'm hoping that readers enjoy those stories and find them helpful in learning and applying the principles.
Do you consider your company healthy?
Yes, I consider my company healthy. And like any healthy company, we're messy and imperfect. We argue sometimes, we make mistakes, we try things that don't work. But we know who we are, what we believe in, and what we're trying to accomplish, so we're able to recover from setbacks quickly and grow stronger through conflict and adversity. I'm glad to say that we've always believed in living the principles that we espouse. And though we can sometimes forget and feel like the cobbler's children without shoes, we have certainly worked hard to become a healthy organization, and we continue to do so every day.
Having worked with companies for so many years, is there anything that still surprises you?
Yes, I still get surprised by what I see in companies I work with, even after all these years. Some of that surprise is just a function of the fact that no two people, and thus no two organizations, are exactly alike. The nuances are interesting and keep me on my toes. But ironically, the biggest surprise I get is being reminded again and again that even the most sophisticated companies struggle with the simplest things. I guess it's hard for me to believe that the concepts I write and speak about are so universal. I don't know that I'll ever come to terms with that completely.
How can someone who's not in the upper levels of their organization make an impact on its health?
While it's true that no one can influence and organization like the leader, and that without a leader's commitment and involvement, organizational health cannot become a reality, there are many things that employees deeper in an organization can do to make health more likely. First, they have to speak truth upward in the organization. Most leaders, even the struggling ones, want to get better. They're not leading and managing in the way they really want to, even if they don't come out and say so. When an employee is courageous and wise enough to come to them with respect, kindness and honesty, most leaders will be grateful. Without honest upward feedback, a leader cannot get better. Beyond that, people deeper in an organization can focus on making their own departments healthier, and not getting too distracted or discouraged by their inability to change things outside of their "circle of influence", as Stephen Covey says. By focusing on their own departments and their own areas of influence, they provide others in the organization with an example to follow, and they put themselves in a position to be promoted and to have even greater influence.
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One not-so-common sense approach that Lencioni advocates early on is developing healthy conflict within the leadership team. After first fostering trust so that leadership partners can be vulnerable with each other, it is important to encourage constructive debate, to point where teams can cross the line into inappropriate conflict, pull back and still come out healthy at the other end. Its not often that you find a good framework for developing healthy disagreement that actually gives clear guidance, but Lencioni does here.
This book is refreshingly clear of leadership manual cliches. The author even apologizes at one point for talking about "empowerment".
The book uses a 4 discipline framework to establish a healthy organization: Build a Cohesive Leadership Team, Create Clarity, Overcommunicate Clarity and Reinforce Clarity.
I took copious notes while reading this book. Highly recommended.
First, Lencioni makes a case for organizational health, not because the value of organizational health is in doubt but, rather, because it is ignored. "This is a shame because organizational health is different." It seems reasonable to me that many (most?) executives take their company's health for granted just as they take their own health for granted, at least until....
Next, Lencioni introduces "The Four Disciplines Model" and devotes a separate chapter to each discipline. With appropriate modifications, this model can be of substantial value to leaders in any company, whatever its size and nature may be. "An organization does not become [and remain] healthy in a linear, tidy fashion. Like building a strong marriage or family, it's a messy process that involves doing things at once, and it must be maintained on an ongoing basis in order to be preserved. Still, that messy process can be broken down into four simple disciplines." They are best considered within the book's narrative, in context. Suffice to say now that both a company's health and an organization's health (be it a company, school, church, etc.) requires a team effort.Read more ›
Core culture change, better meetings, clear staff communication and a big chapter on hiring for fit are just some of the big wins this book really hits out of the park.
If you lead or manage a team in a large organization, THIS book will help you rock 2013.
Summarizing the ideas in his other books in a format that make it possible for the casual reader to understand the big picture he brings us to the realization that a lot a small and big companies are actually very lucky ti be successful...on the short term.
Beiing in the consulting business myself, I can honestly say that Lancioni's diagnostic is accurate and his solutions are not only realistic but eminently possible and profitable.
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Stated as being a simple approach...but not so simple. For business leaders who truly want to create an organization that is productive with people who are performing and happy. Read morePublished on Oct. 22 2013 by KJMc
One of the best books a leadership team could read. Organizational health trumps everything. Patrick Lencioni does an incredible job moving between the practical and theoretical... Read morePublished on Oct. 22 2013 by Carey N. Nieuwhof
This is a very useful book when working with business owners or management teams. Encompasses a lot of material found in other Lencioni books but good to have in one place.Published on Aug. 1 2013 by James R Griffiths
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